Motorola E365
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The Motorola E365 was an ODM-model dual band mobile phone first released in China in 2003.
[edit] Features
The phone features a 128x160 pixel 65,000 color TFT LCD screen, and a VGA digital camera with a maximum resolution of 640x480 pixels. It has support for polyphonic ring tones in MIDI and SMAF formats, with 2MB of internal memory. Also included are a phone book, date book, calculator, and alarm clock. A connection to the Internet is available through GPRS or WAP. Five games are integrated into the phone: Magic II and Bubble Tea, puzzle games; Bowling, a ten-pin bowling simulator; Big 2 Garden, a card game; and Pacific Storm, an aerial shooter.
[edit] Trivia
- There are two unlisted functions on the phone: a mode which gives information about the phone's software can be found by entering #02# on the main screen, while a test mode is available by entering #09#.
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| Motorola phones | |
| A Series | A760 (2003), A780, A830 (2002), A925, A1000 (2004), A1200 (2006) |
| E Series | E365 (2003), E398, E680, E770, E815, E1000 (2004) |
| i Series | i710, i860, i870 (2005), i920/i930 |
| MPx Series | MPx200 (2003), MPx220, MpX |
| T Series | T720 |
| V Series | V60i, V120c (2002), V180, V220 (2004), V360 (2005), V400 (2003), V551 (2004), V557 (2005), V600, V620, V635, V710, V980 (2004) |
| Four-Letter Series | KRZR (2006), MAXX (2007), MING (2006), PEBL (2006), RAZR (2004), RIZR (2006), ROKR E1 (2005), ROKR E2 (2006), ROKR E6 (2006), SLVR (2005), SCPL (2006) |
| Others | DynaTAC (1983), International 3200 (1994), StarTac (1996), MOTOFONE (2006), Q (2006) |
| (see also List of Motorola products#Mobile telephones and Motorola phones) Edit | |
